RHA Oregon Advocacy – Supporting Oregon Landlords Since 1927
RHA Oregon has been the voice of the small landlord before local and state Governments since 1927. With so many changes in the industry and political demands put upon housing, our government representation has become a critical component to our success.
RHA Oregon’s Lobbyist Cindy Robert’s Quote
Thomas Jefferson said “Every government degenerates when trusted to the rulers of the people alone. The people themselves are its only safe depositories.” Whether it is merely monitoring for issues, fighting for statutory changes or defending you from changes drafted by others, RHAOregon has a proven history of success representing “the people” in residential rental business.
Free money!
Use your Oregon political tax credit to support landlord efforts!
The first $50 ($100 if filing jointly) of a contribution can qualify for the Oregon Political Tax Credit.
- Are you an Oregon resident?
- Will you submit an Oregon tax return for 2018?
- Did you make less than $100,000 in 2018 or $200,000 for joint-filing couples?
If YES then please give by going to: www.goodlandlordpac.com
May 2019 Regular Session Bill Summary Report
Rainmakers May 2019 Regular Session Bill Summary Report
April 2019 Regular Session Bill Summary Report 4/10/2019
Rainmakers April 2019 Regular Session Bill Summary Report
Legislative Chair Ron Garcia’s state testimony on SB 608
Senate Bill 608 Explained
With the passage of Senate Bill 608, Oregon will become the first state in the country to have statewide rent control. Many property owners are incredulous. Their reactions are loud and clear and indignant: "How could this happen?!" "We need to stop this!" “If this...
February 2019 Regular Session Bill Summary Report 2/17/19
Rainmakers February 2019 Regular Session Bill Summary Report
February 2019 Regular Session Bill Summary Report 2/2/2019
Rainmakers February 2019 Regular Session Bill Summary Report
2018 Legislative Session FINAL Report
2018 Legislative Session FINAL Report What a strange session….in the months leading up to it people, policymakers and the press opined about too much being done in a short session. Policy changes from “cap and trade” to paid medical leave to a constitutional change...